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Planning Board endorses ANR subdivision for property split at 419‑23 Granite Street

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Summary

The Planning Board endorsed an Approval‑Not‑Required plan from Camp Tri Gate Adams to subdivide unregistered land into two lots partially in Braintree and Quincy; endorsement included cross‑jurisdictional recording steps with Quincy.

The Planning Board voted to endorse an Approval‑Not‑Required (ANR) plan presented by Kelly Engineering Group for property listed as 419/23 Granite Street (Camp Tri Gate Adams). The application seeks to subdivide unregistered land into two lots, with Lot 1 to include frontage in Braintree (approximately three acres) and Lot 2 to be combined with land in Quincy for later development. The endorsement authorizes the applicant to pick up the mylar and seek co‑endorsement from Quincy’s planning board, after which the applicant will record the plan at the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds.

Assistant Director Connor Murphy explained the process steps: the board will co‑process the plan with Quincy and, following endorsements in both communities, the applicant will record the plan. Board members had brief questions about tax assessment splits and future uses; the applicant said potential development for the larger lot is not specified at this time. The board approved the ANR endorsement by voice vote.

Actions and outcome: The board endorsed the ANR plan (motion by Member Kent; second by Member McCamey; vote: unanimous aye). No other permits or site‑plan approvals were granted at this meeting; endorsement only confirms lots meet the Subdivision Control Law criteria for endorsement and recording.

Speakers and references are from the March 11 meeting transcript.